Six Flags Over Texas hosted the Grand Opening Ceremony for El Diablo yesterday and the ride is now officially open to the public! We also take a look at other happenings and updates throughout the park.

Our recent visit to Six Flags Over Texas shows off the quick progress on Lone Star Theatre’s demolition and removal, a look at El Diablo construction and theming elements, new items available on the Dining Pass, and more.

Six Flags Over Texas, the Thrill Capital of Texas, announces the first-of-its-kind and coolest event in all of North Texas, the all-new SPLASH Water Parade debuting in July. This unique, immersive parade features larger-than-life parade floats, creatively themed décor, music and festive street entertainment.

This trip report checks out the removal of more Gold River Adventure theming and signage. We also take a quick look at El Diablo construction as well as more pieces being removed from Aquaman Splashdown. Dive Bomber Alley also has a new riding experience and more!

All major pieces of El Diablo have now been constructed. Parts are slowly being removed from Aquaman Splashdown so it is only a matter of time before we see more significant changes to the structure. We also give you a first look at the all-new Chop Six, which is now open.

We visit Six Flags Over Texas during their Spring Break celebration to check out the status of Aquaman Splashdown, El Diablo construction, new Dining Pass options, and more.

Demolition of the Lone Star Theatre performance venue took place this past week. Crews continue to work on El Diablo’s queue area with shade structure installation and other themed lighting and elements.

Work on El Diablo’s queue line is in full swing as footers have been poured and polls for a future shade structure are going into place. More signage and theming has also been removed from Gold River Adventure.

The removal of Aquaman Splashdown pieces continues as ground work around El Diablo begins to clear for the upcoming installation of the queue line.

El Diablo has gone vertical and main components of the ride are now constructed. We also check out Aquaman Splashdown as pieces are being removed from the attraction.

Footers have been poured for El Diablo while Chop Six has been repainted and new kitchen equipment has arrived to the park.

A closer look at construction progress on El Diablo, including the reopening of the park’s Spain section for Spring Break.

A small handful of new images taken from our most recent visit, including park areas, attractions, and more, have been uploaded here to SFOT Source.

Over 40 brand new images have been added to SFOT Source as the 2019 season continues. Our goal is to “refresh” imagery of various dining locations, park areas, and more throughout the season as many locations haven’t been photographed since 2016.

Three new dining pages have been added, including in-depth menu details, imagery, and more. 40+ images of the park’s attractions, dining and shopping locations, and park areas taken during Spring Break 2019 have also been uploaded to SFOT Source.

All Dining pages for the restaurants and food stands located at Six Flags Over Texas have been updated with the 2019 Dining Pass offerings and other details. We’ve also added a few more special features to the Dining pages to help those who plan on eating at the park.

We’ve been working hard to bring more historical information and media of Six Flags Over Texas here to SFOT Source. Six new pages are now live featuring a handful of the park’s past attractions. These include ACME Rock-n-Rocket, Bumper Cars, Flashback!, Texas Chute Out, The Texas Giant, and Wildcatter.

We have recently revamped the whole History Timeline page here at SFOT Source. Website visitors have the chance to view a chronological look at each season of Six Flags Over Texas. Navigation of the new timeline is now easier than ever with the ability to jump to preferred decades via quick links.